Unbeaten Indiana high school gridiron set for Friday night clashes
Madison Heights faces Elwood in a collision of 4-0 teams at Panthor Park while Richmond invades Anderson and New Castle travels to Noblesville. Other matchups include Alexandria at Greenfield and Anderson Highland at Hagerstown as state favorites vie for momentum in week’s action.
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Northwestern to face Illinois without Campbell
Northwestern will meet Illinois this weekend without Woody Campbell due to a severely bruised hip suffered against Indiana. Coach Alex Agase said Campbell will miss about 10 days of practice. Tackle Joe Szczecko and linebacker Jim Haugsness missed Monday's workout with ankle strains but probably will play Saturday.
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Illinois
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OSU Coach Sees Indiana Threat Ahead of Big Ten Clash
Ohio State coach Woody Hayes says Indiana presents a serious test after the Hoosiers return many players from a poor 1-5 league record last season and defeated Ohio State 32-10 in 1951. Hayes notes Indiana's rugged Big Ten schedule and believes his offense improved while defense must sharpen.
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Hayes
Woody
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American League and National League baseball scores and games
MLB results show Washington edged New York in 11 innings while Baltimore beat Cleveland and Chicago defeated Kansas City and Detroit won over Boston. Today schedule lists multiple AL and NL matchups with starting pitchers and venues across the circuit.
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Friend
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Bennett
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Sadecki
Buhl
Singer
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Johnson
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Estelle
Parsons
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Wickersham
Aguirre
Downing
Bouton
Narum
Bunker
Chance
Pizarro
McDowell
Kralick
Bostion
Charton
Morehead
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Milwaukee
Cleveland Joes
Hin
Philadelps
Surging Cardinals Move to Second in NL Race
The St. Louis Cardinals beat the Philadelphia Phillies 5 1 to seize second place in the NL pennant race. Ken Boyer and Bill White led the offense with two doubles and three singles respectively while Mike Shannon drove in three. Bob Gibson earned the win, improving to 18 11 as Barney Schultz closed out the ninth.
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Clay Dalrymple
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Taylor
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Baldschun
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MSU Defeats Earlham in Home Opener Showdown
Michigan State, reigning Midwest Soccer Conference champion, beat Earlham College of Richmond Indiana 61 Saturday in its home opener. Earlham was last year's NAIA small college champion.
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AC Harriers Beat Hanover In Cross Country Meet
Anderson College harriers defeated Hanover 31 to 24 on a 3.36 mile course. John Quinn of AC won with a time of 17 minutes 23 seconds. Other AC finishers were L Maddox second, Clem eighth, Caldwell ninth, and Ditty fourth. Hanover runners finishing third, fifth, sixth, seventh, and tenth were Lave, Reeder, McGivens, Miller, and Dean.
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Bob Freeman
Anderson College Harriers
John Quinn
L. Maddox
Lave
Ditty
Reeder
McGivens
Miller
Clem
Caldwell
Dean
Cedar Lounge Bowl Wins Two and Loses Two at New Castle Invite
Cedar Lounge of Cedar Lounge Club split four games at the New Castle Invitational Slow Pitch tournament. They beat Downy Flakes 18 to 5 and Connersville 22 to 8, then fell to Muncie Drugs 10 to 8 and New Castle 9 to 8. Teague batting 12 hits with three homers led Cedar Lounge. Glazebrooks Warner and Wilson each had 12 hits. Farris, McCormick, Dawson, Smith pitched or caught for Cedar Lounge.
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Muncie
Connersville
Lucius Teague
Bob Glazebrooks
Morris Warner
Paul Wilson
Farris
McCormick
Dawson
Smith
Grandview Women Honor Hensley at Club Dinner
The Grandview Women's Golf Club hosts a 6 pm dinner to honor Wayne Hensley on his 25th year as a professional. Guests include Mrs Julia Hensley and Miss Nancy Hensley. New officers will be elected. retiring officers are Mrs C H Farris, Mrs Richard Roberts, Mrs Robert McCrystal, and Mrs Willis Brown. Bea King, 1963 club champion, will receive the championship trophy.
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Grandview Pro
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Julia Hensley
Nancy Hensley
C. H. Ferris
Richard Roberts
Robert McCrystal
Willis Brown
Bea King
Larry Jones Coaches Dietzel Line at West Point
Larry Jones, former LSU football lineman under Coach Paul Dietzel, now coaches Dietzel's defensive line and tackles at the United States Military Academy at West Point.
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Paul Dietzel
LSU
Dietzel
West Point
Daleville Dominates Daleville Invitational Cross Country Meet
Daleville's barriers won both varsity and reserve races at the Daleville Invitational drawing six teams. Dave Howell led the varsity with a 10:08.9 two mile, setting pace for Daleville to 33 points while Montpelier and Alexandria tied at 59. In the reserve race Frank Bullock clocked 7:06.5 for 1.3 miles, with Duane Huffman of Daleville second. Daleville won 21 points to Monroe Central 42 and Eaton 78. Daleville to host Cowan Wednesday and run at Beverton Saturday in the Delaware County meet.
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Jefferson
Grant Co
Frank Bullock
Duane Huffman
Monroe Central
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Walker
S. Davis
Kirkham
Cox
Ballinger
M. Reed
Gillock
Spaulding
John Ray Leads Notre Dame Linebackers in 1944
Notre Dame center John Ray coaches the Irish line backers and defensive line in 1944, guiding the defense and shaping the front seven during wartime college football.
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Last Day to Register Vote Democratic urged
On October fifth the final registration date is noted with a call to vote Democratic, urging eligible residents to register and participate in the upcoming election.
Markleville Freshmen defeat Eastern Hancock in two way cross country
Markleville freshman team beat Eastern Hancock 23 to 38 on the 1.6 mile course led by J Mullin the winner in 8 26.0. J Gustin of Markleville placed second Gale and Howell top Eastern runners followed by Ray Evans. Markleville heads to Marion Invitational Wednesday and Madison Heights Friday at Kilbuck Park.
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J. Gustin
Gale
Howell
Eastern
Ray Evans
Hancock County
Cole
Webbe
Bewely
Ron Evans
Hinchman
Herring
Stark
Dickey
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